Enumerating Permutations and Rim Hooks Characterized by Double Descent Sets

Abstract

Let dd(I;n) denote the number of permutations of [n] with double descent set I. For singleton sets I, we present a recursive formula for dd(I;n) and a method to estimate dd(I;n). We also discuss the enumeration of certain classes of rim hooks. Let RI(n) denote the set of all rim hooks of length n with double descent set I, so that any tableau of one of these rim hooks corresponds to a permutation with double descent set I. We present a formula for the size of RI(n) when I is a singleton set, and we also present a formula for the size of RI(n) when I is the empty set. We additionally present several conjectures about the asymptotics of certain ratios of dd(I;n).

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